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Within are the Ron’Pol courtier devils, seemingly reasonable hellions who will promise you whatever your heart desires but are only after your soul, the Mitt, a race of money-obsessed humanoids who will do anything to turn a profit, the gingrich, magical newts with a toxic presence, and the santorum, undead zealots who fight everyone in the name of their god (even though their god does not approve.)
A massive expansion and revision of the OGL 3.5 product released in 2005, new content has taken the original product from under 20 pages in length to just over 70 pages.
Superior Synergy: Fantasy PFRPG Edition brings the concept of game mechanic synergy back into your favorite fantasy role-playing game system. The idea that some game mechanics (such as skills) are innately compatible with other game mechanics in ways that can influence the game without choosing additional elements (such as feats) to permit their use makes a comeback in a greatly expanded and revised way.
With the month soon coming to a close, I thought it would be a good time to let everyone know what’s going on.
It’s been a while since we’ve released a new product, but we’re back and getting things under steam again with our first release for the Pathfinder rules. The Spellweaver is an updated, revised, and expanded product originally written for the OGL 3.5 rules, but the Pathfinder version is no mere conversion. Like the previous version, this release converts the arcane magic system into one based on skill use, allowing it to exist alongside or entirely replace the existing system. Every spell is assigned a DC based on its component elements, such as range, casting time, and effect, and the Spellweaving skill is then used to determine success.
Christina Stiles, Misfit extraordinaire, has a Pathfinder kickstart project underway as part of the Midgard Campaign Setting, Open Design project: Journeys to the West: Fantastic Voyages in the Western Ocean It is a very cool project about exploration, adventure, and danger, so I suggest everyone check it out to see how they can help fund it and what they will get in return. For those of you who are unfamiliar with the Kickstarter process, it can briefly be described as web site that allows talented people (like Christina) to offer a project to the public in exchange for a pledge of funds towards a stated goal. Pledges can be of varying amounts, with each level having different degrees of reward. More information is available a www.kickstarter.com. Christina Stiles is a freelance role-playing game writer and editor living in South Carolina. She is the author of Unhallowed Halls and the co-author …
